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..,‘/.. . t" i-7914.] Tp 'lC TU. ll .l , lcirG-(5.1.1 , It; bet. 10, isi7. n on - — ll3 / Ls's to NEIIS for VIC . TU,I L L 6 lis 3 Lid - Es TY'S W.-111rdo kereby gip! Nolise, tha , Pridan, the It:1h 'of January licxt, they will be ready to . eceil'e renders, I.ld Writing (waled up), and treat for the 44API Y °'!ot FRESH BEEF may be required for the use L4i lllajrstis 4. Ships and Vessels' at Londonderry and 4, 14 : 8411 4 for Twelve Calendar Months, from the 1611 c of t Co nditions or. the Contract may he seen at the Seere- Z'' qllice, at tins Office; or by applying to the Collec the Cu s t oms at Londonderry.. 44, 1 ,N . ar . d will be had to any Tender in which tht , Price ';"t be i nse r ted in words at length, or' that shall ;;: e ( lelirt re d to the Board before One o'Clock on the said c o ii the 16th day of January next, nor unless the Per et;,", wakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; t , q41 6 answer when called frig. j at 4h rend er must also be accompanied by a Letter signed th e ,: 78Potisible Persons, sr en to become bound with, ing', in (lie P enr;liSkin of s'OOl. foY the' due of the Contract .. .. (4'P ICE OF 'ORDNANCE, January 7,1818. IT HE mAsTER:OtNERALI,intI BOARD of 84. . °III) NANC,Ii having granted their Authority for the I, of I MPRESSIONS, taken front the Plates engraved op or-'leil of one inch to a m il e , f rom t h e G eneral S urvey of ln• n rit ain, performed und er th e super i ntendence o f Co -4 ''' bI'ILLIANI Mt:DOE, of th e R oya l A rt ill ery, t h e P u bli c rtl'ireby informed, that Twenty-eight Plates are already d ills 4 d, a n d t h at Impressions from them are on Sale at the r4Wing-noom, in the Tower of London. These Plates form e?tbplete Map of the Coast from Folkstone, in Kent, to the 14 44 d's End i n C o r nwa l l, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, '4.l3ristitl, and also froM the Thames toOrfCrdness, . • I,Beveral eth e r Pl ates of the Work are now in hand; and I ,` lr l NI, ch contain s near l y t h e whole of Surrey, and the , '4-t!lern Part of Hampshire , is just complete,d and pub ji'hel. • . , a pplication to Mr. Baker, at the Drawinc-Room, where 4\ index Nfipwill he shewn, 'Gentlemen wis'hing to procure 6 1e.Ciitntry surrounding: their own Habitations, ' 3. select any fitie.ets they please fur the.t purpose. r Il LL t o 'iters on this subj ec t, a dd resse d to M r. B a k er. un d er : e t t o the secretary of the ißoard of Ordnznice, , 4tit4)Willbelmniediately attended' to. by Order of the 'Board, R. ti. CREW, SecretarT. LONDON NATIONAL SOI-lOOLS. LSPNT DA Y MORNING, Jalitrif's; 18,1818, wi!l he PREACH El) at the t:I-ItYlt CI-1 el 7 ( Eiln t i l ",,WS ‘ BA Tower-street, hi the liertrend Il' s: 11 I) Iti Chaplain to hi, NlAtit-ys C-.11 : 1 s I t .r ;: and . Alternate Preacher at the Philan-, Service Neill begin at Eleven tI IILBLAINS:SPriAIti, InIF,I - fm.vrisms, &c. 1- 1 11 . s'ITERS'S OPODKLDOC.—I Lis very /141,,' ~excellent ,Mcdieine eatAtht be getntine. unl,ss the r)ttl e „ r• Newhe t ‘" be entzt4ved in the S,atnps. It is be ht' '''ckmary.to direct the 14014; attention to this partway an,i '' C ounterfeits are sold in alwitst every town and i street t Att""ell by pers ons w h o wou ld no t be gnspectet of 811 dell ,1!t to deceive and defratad their customets. T his (.?Ito- Ll l 4 e i s superi or t o a ll o f t fret- applications in the cure of (1 11 1 - 1 4 . 11,, S prains, Bruises, Cramps , and 'Numbness; - Its also stat ts . e untatisms, and f or th e Limbs when it] a paralytic Sul,' k , cini ‘ ; "Y r. 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Not withstandinsl the uneomnion Eiceedition of this Coach, it is allowed to-be the most agieealle and complete Public Con veyance•on the North Road, being unequalled in Act:atm-ioda tion by Any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, bomfries . Browathill. Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cananock,. aoll all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). YORK, Scarboron?, , h, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard ' throughodt; sets out every Morning by way of Newark, Ret ford-, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Dnrhain, Mui reth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued Trout the length of the journey, may rest what thne• t hey please, and then prooeeil on without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Ranishory, Hungerford, and Newbury Post Coacti, at. Seven, Nhilming. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal New Post Coach; every Evening. 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I'EN hint Fahnoittoit, et. y 11. W. MOI.ISTALN and Co. respect:lllly gcnitaint their Ellen:ls ants the Pahlic, t hat they wili not tie accountable fur any Paritels. Passengm's Luggage, - WaitingS, Plate, of inure thaii tire Pounds Value, if stolen, Lost, or damaged, un less cnit-red as soich, and the. Insiiranee. paid for accutrlieg'y, ' a t t Sal aceu's I lead Inn, Snow-hill, Lonthrtt.. • • r 4 Al At Ns 11 , . [PRrcr BEVE NPF ; Ir . E4NIIi3pATION'. . . , . . , We have often attetitptud, io preVent-onr delud ! . ed, fellow-subject's troth being enticed by, artful men to leave their Country in hopes of visionary Kapp i4CSS in the United States of Ameri c a Cruel has been the disappointment to many .per sons from Ireland. A.meeiing took .piace at New York', on the 27th of November, for the purpose of procuring Eoine settlement for .these unfortu nate ,Emigratits : and to this meeting the toll o w= ing judicio u s observetioo. relate t • , (From The Cork rldrer irer . pf ; `the fith first.) "The Neeting in New York , Which assembled in order to deviSe meastires,fpr the relief of those' unfcirtunate and' de , laded wretches who have absaduned this country in the hope of nsi;etingWith employment and wealth, in -the United States, but who their , misfortune, .have diScovered that they . have left their native land only to expirience-itilMS pitality starvation, and contempt. For this to be sure they have hardly any one to blame but themselves :cOruein sense might have suitgcsteilto them that in the sitici of Ainerica, as New York , Philadelphia, Boston, or CliarletoWri, it , was only rcaSonable• to expect that every 'bratia of trade; every object of profitatle pursuit, was occupied already as fully, and in some cases as overstocked by established•tradersi as any where in Europe; that' iii the civilized dis tricts, hgriculture :Was sutlicientry supplied with la bourers : and that they b roug ht w i t h th em no niantr facture as the unpatriotic emigilitits from England, no vine. and olive as the jacobin refugees of Fi - atice; td introduce them to the notice of the Speculators or the Government of their adopted country. But they , stOrned- the didates of the common sense of the Old . World; common sense of. Tom Paine, the pious panegyrist of America, being; we Suppose, far superior. All they thbughti;rf was, that Acherica is a fine place and a free place, where every man is a Patriot, and co adventurer can fail of beingetaliebed by the mere breathing of the'air. Profligate niusters of vessels, who did not care whe ther the miserable . .dlijectsof their delusion were starved Nt, not, provided they could extort their freight; bukzeil this fairy tale continually in the ears of all Who they thought were foils enough td listen to them : and shame; to say, NtiWSpaper Writers ‘re' found every wherei aye, even in this very •city, syread the , same story, to publish exultingly die number of unfortunate emi grants, and to t.riuuiph in the approaching blessituSlo entailed all who had the happiness aif crossing the At , !antic: And what are these blessings ? Let 'this document linsiVer, this document drawn up by tractors or the suns 'of tritors; by Men envenomed against their native country, whd have al'‘Vays been preaching tire advantage of eatigra , forced try want td lretome noxious and dangerous ;' they :►re deClared hi have become burdens arrd scourges to the Anierican cities ;' nhthing, it is Said, scarcely .Can be conceived more distressing than the situation of these titifriended strangers',' they have `fifst,' says Mr. Sampson's Circular, the pure anti honest energies with which they left•thcir native land, and b:ive suffered worse than Shipwrecli in their moral qualities' These are,the.blessings of the land of liberty and the slays trade ! And what does the charity of Mr. Emmett, and Dr Nl‘Nevin, and Mr. Sampson, and the rest of the gang of run away rebels, propose for the relief these miserable men ? Why a Petition to Congress, to give them waste uncleared lands among the Illinois; and, if tills he granted (tt problematical point), they Will have the sublime felicity of working like dray horses to cut down the treei, and enitivate the soili with rifle-gun in hand tdptottet thrniselt^rs against the In dians; and iii the end, peihMte; after paying either with thillars oP pe . isotial slavery for this indulgence, bo turned out like old Dan Boon, and the original settleri of Kentucky, by some knaiiSh act of an unprincipled CongfeSs. " Mr. Emmett, koWel , er, Sits the love tl:e tchiStittltioit Of the States. Pretty conart this, by the way, for starving men ! But, we do nut ntul•lt doubt the truth of his assertion : many of theni are worthy of liming it. Frau , .. (Intent bankrupts, debtors in dread of )ail, swindlers, as sassins (as •tVatsoti), trernitting libellers (us Cobbett)', the pits atque Ven`,'7lUnt of thil . ecinntry, Pinned a great propor tion Of those who have sought Auierici. We dd. not pity them for their sufferings : we dd not envy the acquisition of such citii'enS to any State. Ite could afford a nine!' greater' exportation. But we do pity the sedticed peasant Asr trades man s•io has been Mimi . hy tAisetinod and thisteptesentation; to quit his . conutry to famish; and and tte deipiied as a no►vious intruder. %ye liopb their fate will operate at a warning 160 othert. . . . We bate betn some 'hat diffuse on this subject, hecaued we think it only emianion chat ity to guard - the unwary against the arts of seduction. We alwziys have piiintii out the fully of these golden dreams, and done the utmost in Our rowel' to the pro; Tess of the Strobg delusion of Many of out codntrymen. nilr prognostications have been, sadly foe the sufferers, but in every resttebt, fulfilled. Some of Our conteniporatieS, hoWever, hgte aided the Master& of vessels in their schemes, and palitted Atherica is Paradise. A Mode of conduct •e)ceniable only on the ground of gross ignoiance of the subject on which they %etre writing. Would not it be only fair that they ihoidd tidy, mate the amende hOilotable llut in last night's Paper, a print very active in that way, there is tint ri word of apology to the wretched whoM they hare, as far as in them lay, coati itiuted to send to ergary and famine; not a word of caution td othei4 who might haVe belitti u their tarherliotins.” B:ltttrtlay an Intinct: WEIS held at the Hi!l . g. and (tie' n, PAddington-green, int the body of [Lei). Ramsey, 8.,4L;11 21, and who %%as (1.0.vited,..11 niissing the lug-linat on the rand]. lIIe nigliT pre ceditte, Tlie deceased — was just dis(hargen trona the ISt's tegitnent of foot. Vet diet-z- - ." eeident„i ally ilfonntd," 14 , r. t